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Henrici (January 14, 1700 – May 10, 1764),
writing under the pen name
Picander, was a
German poet and
librettist for many of the
cantatas which Johann...
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Picander's cycle of 1728–29 is a
cycle of
church cantata librettos covering the
liturgical year. It was
published for the
first time in 1728 as Cantaten...
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after Trinity in 1725 to
Trinity Sunday in 1726, or
otherwise before the
Picander cycle. More
recent scholarship ****igns the
qualification "between the third...
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composers had one or a few
lyricists with whom they
preferred to work: Bach:
Picander Mozart: Da Ponte,
Schikaneder ****van:
Gilbert Giuseppe Verdi: Arrigo...
- unknown,
although a
likely collaborator was
Christian Friedrich Henrici (
Picander). The work
belongs to a
group of
three oratorios written in 1734 and 1735...
- 1727 for solo voices,
double choir and
double orchestra, with
libretto by
Picander. It sets the 26th and 27th
chapters of the
Gospel of
Matthew (in the Luther...
- for some of
these the text and the
occasion are known, for
instance when
Picander later published their libretto (e.g. BWV Anh. 11–12). Some of the secular...
- such as
court poet
Salomon Franck in
Weimar or
Georg Christian Lehms or
Picander in Leipzig, with whom Bach collaborated. The
final words were
usually a...
- P****ion, Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt BWV Anh. 169: p****ion text by
Picander (not set by Bach,
apart from
using some
parts of this text in his St Matthew...
- 1741 (libretto by
Picander). Gott, gib dein
Gerichte dem Könige, BWV 1140 (formerly BWV Anh. 3), 28
August 1730 (libretto by
Picander).
Herrscher des Himmels...
